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Here are a few quotes from "Copper Sun" by Sharon Draper:
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"No one owns a star. You can't privatize the sea. You can't bottle the air. And you can't fence in the sunshine. These are the things that are given to all of us. Freely."
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"Life is like a book. Some chapters are sad, some happy, and some exciting. But if you never turn the page, you will never know what the next chapter holds."
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"Someday we do reap what we sow. If you dare to fly, you will experience the freedom of soaring."
These quotes capture themes of freedom, resilience, and hope that are central to the novel.
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago"Long as you remember chile, ain't nothin' ever gone"
Teenie
"I feel like a drum-hollow, crushed, unable to make a sound."
Amari (found on page 25)
Wiki User
∙ 9y ago"I feel like a broken drum-hollow, crushed, unable to make a sound"
"Long as you remember, chile, nothin' ain't really ever gone"
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When was Copper Sun created?
Copper Sun was created in 2006.
When was Copper Sun published?
"Copper Sun" by Sharon Draper was published in 2006.
What are Sun Yat-sen famous quotes?
We the people
What are some famous quotes from the newspaper known as The Sun?
Upon extensive research there have not been any results for famous quotes from the newspaper The Sun. It has been found that there are a number of papers worldwide that are called The Sun such as one in the UK, one in New York and one in Toronto. There were no results for famous quotes for any of the newspapers.
Who is Kwasi in Copper Sun?
Kwasi is Amari's younger brother who (spoiler warning) was killed when their village was attacked by the slavers.
Who is the antagonists in the novel copper sun?
polly
What are the characteristics of the genre for copper sun?
fiction?
Who are all the characters in copper sun?
noah
Where can you read copper sun online?
You cant.
What year was copper sun set in?
1738
Under the blood red sun quotes?
This is a good place. Papa
What symbols are in Copper Sun?
The symbols in "Copper Sun" by Sharon Draper include the copper sun itself, which represents hope and resilience, as well as the slave ships and chains symbolizing oppression and brutality. Additionally, the colors red and blue appear as symbols of courage and freedom.
